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Electric motors are the main producers of industry motive power. They are machines that work with a relatively high efficiency, however, their oversizing for various reasons causes them to work occasionally with low efficiency. For this reason, the replacement of oversized induction motors is considered as an opportunity to save energy. However, it is necessary to verify that its oversizing is not necessary, since in high inertia loads case a higher power motor may be required to satisfy the starting requirements. In this paper, the analysis of replacement of oversized motors by others of lower power and higher efficiency class is carried out. The dynamic starting regime is analyzed and potential for economic savings and reduction of CO2 emissions are evaluated. The Steam Generation area of the UEB Central Azucarero 14 de Julio is taken as a study case. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this paper an innovative focus to programming Job Shop systems, based on sustainability, is presented. The following sustainability variables are evaluated: carbon dioxide emissions (environmental variable), sound intensity, accident rate and handled weight (social variables: occupational health) and finally, makespan time and direct labor costs (economic variables). The methodology is structured in fourteen steps that cover aspects such as multiobjective method design, description of genetic algorithms, and comparison with other methods. It is determined that the designed method shows greater performance for the variable weighted factor P(Xj) when they are compared with results from other methods such as programming rules and mobile bottle neck method. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The current study proposed an experimental investigation into the basic characteristics of solar thermal conversion using supercritical CO2-dimethyl ether (DME) natural convection. The main goals are to reduce the operation pressure while maintaining relative high solar thermal conversion efficiency. Experimental systems were established and tested in Shaoxing area (around N 30.0 deg, E 120.6 deg) of Zhejiang Province, China. Due to the preferable properties of supercritical fluids, very high Reynolds number natural convective flow can be achieved. Typical summer day results are presented and analyzed into detail in this paper. It is found that the introduction of DME has successfully reduced the operation pressure and the increase in DME fraction leads to further reduction. Different from pure supercritical CO2 systems, the collector pressure follows the trend of solar radiation with its peak value at noon, instead of continuously increasing mode. The mass flow rate and temperature are typically more stable and also more sensitive than pure supercritical CO2 tests due to the moderation of supercritical fluid properties when DME is introduced. At the same time, the averaged collector efficiency is less affected by the DME mass addition. It is also found that there possibly exist some optimal of DME mass fraction when both the system suitability and stable natural circulation can be achieved. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The acid compounds (H2S y CO2) removal from gaseous streams is traditionally carried out in an absorption system based on alkanolamines. The present paper deals with the evaluation of a gas sweetening plant for the H2S removal from hidrotreating products in a heavy oil industry. The efficiency of a typical absorption system running on MDEA/MEA and MDEA/DEA is proved to obtain a lean gas with 40 to 60ppm of H2S. The 90% of the H2S is recovered and the sweet gas can be recirculated to the hidrotreating stage. The modeling and simulation of the process is implemented on Aspen-Hysys software. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Past literature has reported many successful cases about crops in greenhouses. The main function of greenhouses is to recreate and keep adequate and controlled conditions of light, humidity, temperature, carbon dioxide, and pesticides, among others, in a confined space to grow plants for diverse purposes. However, those conditions can be potentially harmful to humans that work in greenhouses. An alternative to overcome this is the application of robotics in those agricultural sites, adequately applying artificial intelligence and mechanical subsystems that are part of a robot. This paper describes a literature review of research and development of robots used in activities such as spraying pesticides and for harvesting in greenhouses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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